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             said: "Our example makes the overthrow of the throne inevitable
            and the French Revolution will throw the sceptres ofthe kings before
            the feet of the people. But we should not remain on the defensive; if
            we do not wish to transfer the revolution to the other kingdoms it is
            lost  ... That means looking for possibilities of revolution in every
            government and operating with them. Vanity warms the bourgeois,
            pressing need ruins the people. The former need gold to gamble
            with, for the latter it is enough to have realised hopes ..." The Grand
            Orient ofFrance issued a manifesto in which it says: "All the lodges
            have come together to join together, to unite their powers for the
            support of the revolution, to obtain friends and protectors for
                                                                      it
            everywhere, to stoke the fire, and with it to set minds on fire, to
            arouse enthusiasm in all countries and with all the means in their
            power  ...
                   After all it is not so surprising now that among the leading
            men of 1 789 around 250 were Freemasons. That many slipped finally
            out of control and were delivered to the guillotine by their brothers
            alters nothing in the facts mentioned above. As a rule, the devil is
            indeed, in the end, the fool.
                   The French armies marched triumphantly through the
            countries, the much-famed Prussian army, on the other hand, fell in
            one blow. Why? Even here, along with the pigtail, there operated
            also the secret power.
                   The Freemason Dumouriez  229  was opposed by the Duke of
            Sachsen-Teschen,  230  a Freemason, as commander of the Austrian
            troops, and the Illuminatus Duke of Brunswick, as supreme
            commander. The latter of course published threatening manifestos,
            demanded security for the king of France, but his deeds stood in
            complete contradiction to them. Of course the undisciplined hordes
            of Dumouriez dispersed, fortresses opened their gates at the first
            228
              Deschamps, op.cit., Vol.11, pp. 138,150-154.
            229
              [Charles Francois Dumouriez (1739-1823) was a French general during the
            Revolutionary- Wars but deserted the army, along with the Duke of Chartres, in
            1793. The battle referred to here is the Battle of Jemmapes of November 1792.]
            230
              [Prince Albert of Saxony, Duke of Teschen (1738-1 822) was a German prince
            who married into the Habsburg family. He led the Imperial army against the French
            at the Battle of Jemmapes.]

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